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Aims & Scope

Journal of Creative Inquiry & Practice publishes interdisciplinary scholarship that advances epistemic justice by centering community, liminal, and global knowledge systems. We seek work that:

Challenges dominant epistemologies:

By foregrounding communal, diasporic, grassroots, and global ways of knowing

Employs creative methodologies:

Including collaborative inquiry, arts-based research, narrative approaches, and community-engaged scholarship

Bridges theory and practice:

Through work by scholar-practitioners, public intellectuals, and community advocates

Addresses global challenges:

Through scholarship rooted in specific communities and contexts

Explores threshold spaces:

Where cultures, disciplines, and knowledge systems intersect and transform

We welcome empirical research, theoretical contributions, methodological innovations, creative works with critical reflection, conceptual articles and collaborative projects that emerge from partnerships between communities and institutions. All work should demonstrate how alternative epistemologies generate insights unavailable through conventional academic approaches.